Dubai South, the expansive single-urban master development encompassing aviation, logistics, and real estate, has been officially recognized as a Great Place to Work®. This globally acclaimed certification underscores the organization’s commitment to cultivating a positive, inclusive, and empowering work environment.
The accolade is a testament to Dubai South’s efforts in fostering a workplace culture that prioritizes employee well-being, professional growth, and collaboration. As a significant urban and economic hub in Dubai, Dubai South has consistently emphasized creating a supportive and engaging atmosphere for its workforce.
His Excellency Khalifa Al Zaffin, Executive Chairman of Dubai Aviation City Corporation and Dubai South, stated, “We are proud to receive the Great Place to Work® certification, which reflects our dedication to nurturing a workplace where our people feel valued, motivated, and empowered. At Dubai South, we believe that a strong, people-centric culture is the foundation of our success and the driving force behind our continued growth.” He added that this achievement aligns with the UAE government’s vision for fostering positive work environments and promoting a high quality of work-life balance across the emirates.
Hafsa AlGargawi, Chief People Management Officer at Dubai South, commented, “This certification reflects the incredible team we have built at Dubai South. It confirms our ongoing commitment to nurturing an environment where every employee feels valued, supported, and inspired to grow.” She affirmed continued investment in employee well-being and development as key drivers of the organization’s success.
The certification underscores Dubai South’s commitment to prioritizing its employees at the heart of its vision, as they contribute to Dubai’s broader economic and development objectives. Dubai South is designed to be a vibrant living and working community, leveraging its aviation, logistics, and real estate products and services, alongside world-class infrastructure solutions, including what will be the world’s largest airport when fully operational, complemented by multi-modal transport infrastructure connecting air, land, and sea.
